commit 12c83984b682a957baeed782e26edd8f07965e30
Author: Ruby Loo <email address hidden>
Date: Thu Nov 20 21:33:33 2014 +0000
Update 'Introduction to Ironic' document
The first few sections of the 'Introduction to Ironic' document were updated to:
- mention that it is included with OpenStack releases starting with Kilo
- mention that Swift is missing from the Conceptual Architecture diagram
- removes Figure 1.3.1 "Deployment Architecture" and the text surrounding
that for several reasons: it places ir-cond on the same host as n-cpu, which
is not advisable in some situations; it suggests placing ir-api on a
monolithic "Cloud Controller Node", but does not explain why this unusual
choice was made; and it does not include any depiction of the physical
servers which Ironic is going to manage, nor the IPMI network connectivity
to them which is required.
- mentions that for security reasons, ir-cond should be placed on an isolated
host, as it is the *only* service which requires access to both data plane
and IPMI control plane.
- modified (what was Figure 1.3.2) deployment_architecture_2.png so that it
doesn't include a figure number
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Submitter: Jenkins
Branch: master
commit 12c83984b682a95 7baeed782e26edd 8f07965e30
Author: Ruby Loo <email address hidden>
Date: Thu Nov 20 21:33:33 2014 +0000
Update 'Introduction to Ironic' document
The first few sections of the 'Introduction to Ironic' document were updated to: architecture_ 2.png so that it
- mention that it is included with OpenStack releases starting with Kilo
- mention that Swift is missing from the Conceptual Architecture diagram
- removes Figure 1.3.1 "Deployment Architecture" and the text surrounding
that for several reasons: it places ir-cond on the same host as n-cpu, which
is not advisable in some situations; it suggests placing ir-api on a
monolithic "Cloud Controller Node", but does not explain why this unusual
choice was made; and it does not include any depiction of the physical
servers which Ironic is going to manage, nor the IPMI network connectivity
to them which is required.
- mentions that for security reasons, ir-cond should be placed on an isolated
host, as it is the *only* service which requires access to both data plane
and IPMI control plane.
- modified (what was Figure 1.3.2) deployment_
doesn't include a figure number
Change-Id: Ifeeba636c9e7de 65385e9f9c63170 9b2dd09e25b
Partial-Bug: #1353688